YTD
From January onward
YTD is an abbreviation for "year to date," referring to the period from the beginning of the current calendar or fiscal year up to the present moment.
It appears most often in financial and business contexts: YTD sales are up twelve percent, YTD earnings.
The abbreviation allows quick comparison of cumulative performance against the same period in previous years.
Accumulated since January first
- cumulativeIncreasing by successive additions
- elapsedGone by, temporally
- runningSwift foot travel
- periodPunctuation ending sentences
quarterly · monthly · weekly · daily · timeline · duration · interval · span
Money gained from work
- revenueBusiness income total
- profitGain exceeding expenditure
- lossBeing without something
- returnsProfits from investments
budget · forecast · accounting · dividend · portfolio · balance · depreciation · amortization
Movement toward improvement
- goalsIntended end results
- benchmarkingMeasuring against top performers
- targetsIntended aims or marks
- milestonesNotable points of progress
monitoring · measurement · indicators · trends · analytics · statistics · outcomes · achievement
year-to-date
Accumulated since January first
- cumulativeIncreasing by successive additions
- elapsedGone by, temporally
- runningSwift foot travel
period · quarterly · monthly · weekly · daily · timeline · duration · interval · span · progression
earnings
Money gained from work
returns · budget · forecast · accounting · dividend · portfolio · balance · depreciation · amortization · capitalization
progress
Movement toward improvement
- goalsIntended end results
- benchmarkingMeasuring against top performers
- targetsIntended aims or marks
milestones · monitoring · measurement · indicators · trends · analytics · statistics · outcomes · achievement · quota
performance
Carrying out a task
summary · comparison · variance · dashboard · metrics · spreadsheet · statement · report · update · review
YTDprojected
Cast outward or forecast
forward-looking · prospective · budgeted · forecasted · expected